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Terminated by coughing - The verdict

Terminated by coughing - The verdict

Especially in times of the coronavirus pandemic, some actions that were previously only considered rude or unusual are presented in a completely different light. For example, the Regional Labor Court had to rule on a dismissal without notice based on the fact that the employee in question deliberately coughed at a colleague with the words „may you get corona“ (LRG Düsseldorf,

Corona infection in the workplace - occupational disease or accident at work?

Corona infection in the workplace - occupational disease or accident at work?

Despite the obligation to work from home, zero short-time working and closed stores, employees come into contact with many people at work. Many people are wondering whether an infection at work or on the way to work is considered an accident at work or an occupational disease. We have analyzed the current legal situation and summarized the most important points for you. If you would like individual legal advice on employment law
9th Bad Homburg Medical Law Days 2021

9th Bad Homburg Medical Law Days 2021

The Bad Homburg Medical Law Days are taking place for the 9th time. Medical law, company law and tax law will be discussed by experts. Our law firm Haas und Kollegen is also part of the congress with a presentation on the topic „Update BGH case law: All about shock damage“. The congress will take place from September 16 to 18, 2021 via online video conference (ZOOM). The

Establishing a works council should become easier

Establishing a works council should become easier

Fewer and fewer companies in Germany have a works council. A prerequisite for the establishment of a works council is the presence of five employees. According to the explanatory memorandum to the law, only one in ten companies that meet the requirements for setting up a works council have one. This is particularly the case in the building cleaning and construction sectors.

Calling the police is not grounds for dismissal

Calling the police is not grounds for dismissal

It is a tricky situation for employees. How should you react if your superior or the managing director appears to be behaving unlawfully? The Dessau-Roßlau Labor Court had to deal with this question in the context of an action for protection against dismissal. An employee had called the police due to apparently unlawful behavior and was subsequently dismissed - wrongly, as

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